afraid on mine it remains at zero... anyway, doesn't seem to effect the router service so likely just a cosmetic bug. thx.I have noticed that I have to check what a the problem. BTW if click 'view the clients' the number gets updated.
afraid on mine it remains at zero... anyway, doesn't seem to effect the router service so likely just a cosmetic bug. thx.I have noticed that I have to check what a the problem. BTW if click 'view the clients' the number gets updated.
As for the DNS over TLS it should be already enabled since DNS Privacy flag is inherited by the RT-AC68U config.
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I have the same issue.afraid on mine it remains at zero... anyway, doesn't seem to effect the router service so likely just a cosmetic bug. thx.
QoS - WAN/LAN Bandwidth Monitor doesnt work to me either.Tested the QoS bandwidth monitor and it works for me. Can somebody else test it out? Thanks.
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stuck on loadingTested the QoS bandwidth monitor and it works for me. Can somebody else test it out? Thanks.
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The previous version 384.10_gnuton4 it's working flawlessly. I'm using it with a 64GB usb with swap file, diversion, minidlna and qos.for the current modems is it stable enough already?
repair it or you wont have it much longer!The previous version 384.10_gnuton4 it's working flawlessly. I'm using it with a 64GB usb with swap file, diversion, minidlna and qos.
Too bad my dsl-ac68u cpu it's constantly at 90° lol
CPU of my DSL-AC68U=82°C and this is the hottest CPU of my routers: RT-AC3200=62°C, RT-AC66U B1=65°C, RT-AC68U=71°Crepair it or you wont have it much longer!
Most probably a bad or no connection to cooler/heat sink. Sometimes they are bent up in the middle causing a gap.
CPU should be about 75°C.
repair it or you wont have it much longer!
Most probably a bad or no connection to cooler/heat sink. Sometimes they are bent up in the middle causing a gap.
CPU should be about 75°C.
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